forum Fandom RP with much shipping involved (Open)

Started May 04, 2018 by Deleted user

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"Ha ha. You realize I haven't done that for one thousand years, right?"

"And yet, I still don't completely trust you." Thor said.

Thor didn't really believe his brother.

"Yes, yes, I know over these past few years I have been a little bit more sly than normal but don't blame me for all your problems even though I cause most of them even though sometimes I may be involved."

"You have almost always been the cause of my problems, brother." Thor said.

"Very funny, Thor. You realize how many "low-key" joke I have to put up with from you?"

Thor chuckled slightly. "About the same amount how many times I've been stabbed by you." He countered

"No,you make one of those jokes fifteen times a day, I stab you every seven years. There's a difference, brother."

"That's an exaggeration." Thor said in defence. "I don't say them every day."

Winry had sat, crosslegged in the middle of the garage doorway, watching the two bicker, "Sorry to interupt your holynesses but have you guys ever hear of… Get Help…"

She holds up her sands, "Sorry to interrupt."

Thor smiled. He enjoyed doing get help with Loki.

"We are not doing get help. Never again. Last time we did I ended up full of thorns."

"C'mon you love it." Thor said.

"Wow… you do know it?"

"You love it. It's humiliating for me. And painful."

"It's Fun." Thor claimed. "And yes we do know it."

"It is not fun! I'm not doing it!"

"Im not saying you have to…" Winry smirks

"Well I'm not!" Loki said.

WInry rolls her eyes, "What ever you say, goat…"

"I'm not a goat! I'm not even wearing the helmet!"

"Yeah but I've seen pictures…"

"Shut up." He muttered.

"Oh… Have you finally lost your composure?"

"That made no sense."

"If you truly want to…." Loki said.

"Huh?!"

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"Fine." Thor gave up. "You don't have to do it."
(It went right before "If you truly want to.")

"Thor, go ahead, I surrender my dignity. Get help."

Winry laughs, "The towns that way." She points